Dreams The Allman Brothers Band 1969
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Da autoria de Gregg Allman, "Dreams" é a sexta faixa do excelente álbum de estréia da The Allman Brothers Band, lançado em 1969, mesmo ano de formação da banda. As sessões de gravação foram feitas no Atlantic Recording Studios, em Nova Iorque e delas participaram os seguintes músicos: Duane Allman (lead, slide & acoustical guitars), Gregg Allman (organ & vocals), Dick Betts (lead guitar), Berry Oakley (bass), Butch Trucks e Jai Johanny Johanson (drums).
Pure feel. This band was one of a kind and few come close to their class.
Woke up this morning to the news that Gregg passed away. Though I knew he was sick and this was coming, it still hurts. This is the very first song I thought of. Anyone who ever needed to hear the blues for whatever reasons knows his voice was so passionate yet soothing. RIP Gregg. Many of your songs provided the soundtrack for the majority of my life. Thank you for that.
I hear you. Great tribute.
Another musical genius gone just enjoy the music
Another musical genius gone just enjoy the music
One of the great Bass lines Ever..
I can hear this every day of the world, and hear something different each time. This is my 'stranded on a desert island' song. I don't want to sound sappy (too late) but there is something profoundly spiritual about it.
This has to be one of my if not my favorite song ever. It is definitely a classic that will live on thru time. The song makes me go into a dream like stance when I listen to it,
Me too, Robert. Has for decades.
me too!
..As it should be...a favorite forever, like you said, a classic :) ~G.~
The entire piece is just pure rhythm genius, the main riff is one of the most mournful and it builds to so many changes. Duane's Solo is awesome. I was lucky enough to first see them at Piedmont Park 1970 and that was it. Always loved their music.
YES
The Allman Brothers Band at their best! Man, I sure love the dudes! :)
"I have a hunger for the dreams I'll never see." This song pretty much sums up how I feel most mornings since my son died.
David Hommel sorry to hear that, music has its ways to help us cope. take care
My mon has breast cancer going thru radiation we listen to this on our way to the cancer center. It’s all good
Going to college in Macon, GA in 1971 forward, I feel like this song embodies Gregg and family who I had pleasure to get to know. I started college at Mercer University in September, 1971, just a mere month before Duane departed this life. So much controversy with the City "fathers" about where he was buried and that it seemed to draw a certain segment of people (according to them) who were "unsavory." They used to come on campus and do free concerts for us. We all ate at the H&H Restaurant downtown Macon ~ the best food and down home atmosphere you can only imagine. Then, 1972 takes Berry Oakley from us. I feel so blessed to have been around them during that time.
I was there too at Mercer.
How cool !! This is one of my all-time favorites, though Stormy Monday runs close..to many to name. My channel has a lot of music from that time. There is a great version of "One Way Out" with Dickey Betts doing what he does best for about a minute at the beginning..an awesome intro! Were you there around the same time? That music and its memories keeps me young at heart :)) Thanks! ~Ginny~
That was good fortune to be a witness to such good musicians
The Allman Brothers are the best blues jam band,Southern Rock
My favorite song
Duane Dickie Greg Berry Butch Jaimoe The Ultimate 6 Nothing else needed....This is what Heaven Sounds Like..Miss this music..would have loved to meet Duane and Berry but I was too young...
Was fortunate to grow up in Hot Lanta and be around to see a lot of great bands in the late 60's and early 70's. Saw the Allman Brothers at Piedmont Park and in the summer of 71' at the Municipal Auditorium before Skydog was taken from us. The Hampton Grease Band opened for ABB. Great show...
Ah, I was at the same show! It was the summer I turned 15, and my first rock concert ever. Had no idea at the time what a privilege it was, or that we would lose Duane in just a few months. One of the main things I remember is that, before the Grease Band began their set, the auditorium operators kept waving the spotlights around on a couple of big "No Smoking" signs on the wall. Which you could barely see through all the ... smoke.
I grew up a Beatles fanatic. I love all kinds of rock, jazz and especially the blues, but out of all that music Dreams is my favorite. What a song! Duane Allman's four minute solo is my favorite solo ever. It is a thing of beauty!
There's nothing like a song with soul. They put their heart and soul into their careers at this time. Brothers and band members dying, drugs and alcohol. Some would say "What a waste" or "What a shame" but I say "What a sacrifice for the enjoyment of life". It is always hard to know what the truth is but there is a big ol' band in heaven and it is full of Southern rockers. One day I hope to join that jam session. "I got Dreams I'll never see, Yeah babe, oh help me baby, this will surely be the end of me."
andrew lowther amen, brother
+andrew lowther That was so beautifully poetic
Ah, you would have said it if I didn't, Luke B...right?
andrew lowther Ha ha you took the words right out of my mouth
Thanks Sky Dog!
Saw them perform this in the Vanderbilt gym in front of thousands of nashville's hippie finest, fall 1970 (BTW the 2 brothers born there, not in the gym). Of course I carry that experience with me until I leave the planet. The show opened with Berry Oakley's vocal on Hoochie Coochie Man, and if you remember the opening to that with the build-up, you know it was perfect for the occasion, the anticipation so thick like fresh concrete mix.
One of the best songs of all time! Just listen to the clarity of Duane’s notes. Just fantastic!
I’ve been to the home now a lawyers office on the front cover several times, starting in 1974.
Love the guitar playing in this here song.....
They started in the sixties but peaked with rest of the best bands in the 70s what an awsome time to be young
Duane just sort of wanders down a path in a meadow and finds the field in full bloom just round the corner. Up he goes, higher still and sees the clouds come over the ridge in speedy white wisps. Then he glances downward and there, deep in the valley, a lone steeple white. And the wind whips at his back and he feels the spirits of those before him.
He winds a deeper breath and shouts, hearing his voice come back in echo.
Duane and Gregg were born in Tennessee and moved to Daytona after their father died.
Duane,s guitar was like having another body part which no other earthling provided! Started at his fingers and ended wrapped around his big heart.What a contribution to rockkind Dreams.
one of ther best...songs....I still got this on vinal...I bought it at tower of records in sacramento California in 1972 or so....I have the eat a peach album also...still play them..thanks for posten this
Awesome song. Love the Buddy Miles version and even the Molly Hatchet take on it. Takes a great tune to stand up to that much interpretation.
One of the best versions for Greg vocals
yes i agree.perfect
I get lost playing this and never want it to end ~
me too!+Frosty Kush
as good as it gets.... Gracias.....
Great to be blessed by this band. Some will never know
Rip Greg Allman.
Sweet dreams Gregg
It's so fitting right now, thanks for uploading
RIP Gregg
Man this song makes me feel like I'm in a dream.... WAIT A MINUTE
heh heh heh
What I'm about to peach... I mean preach, is gospel... No if, ands, or butts.Your one deranged and lost soul of you don't worship this amazing, almost to the point of being a phychedelic bluesy cry into the wilderness through those awesome vocal chords Gregg Allman sings through as he does growl at times in such an honest way you actually believe him. The only better version than this is live at the 2nd annual pop festival in Atlanta Ga Summer of 1970. Gregg and Duane, along with Barry Jaimo and Butch are in rate form. Gregg took those vocals to new hieghts that day a did Duane, Barry and the rest. God sent the ABB down from some other demension a gift to mankind.RIP my most beloved band of all time... And again... Thank You Jesus.
In my time on this planet I've heard plenty of guitar players, but Duane Allman is the only one who really touched my soul.
Unlike those manufactured posers from the UK, the Allman Brothers Band was the real deal !
I like the Buddy Miles cover of this song, too. Great lyrics - I'm hung up on dreams I"ll never see (i.e. fantasies, worries).
Dickys Bass is epic in this one. Song truly puts me into a dream
Berrys**sorry
Dreams I'll never see..... get the goosebumps! ♡ uuu
Truly magic, R.I.P. Gregg
Yo the bass and echo in this mix! Good work brotha Ze`.
rip greg
Love it!
I know that there are always ppl on every song/video asking down voters "how can somebody not like this song?"....well that question has never been more appropriate.
Thanks mate !
Alfred would say about this guitar work. "He has the touch" to imitate his playing is a real study.Try it sometime, fretboard work and Pickwork muted by other fingers. He often picked a note on a bent string and released it in a controlled manner. Duane wow. Dickie wow. Gregs Vocal on this recording is unmatched. Mauw!
Thanks guys
That rift from 3:00 to about 4:00 is something.
RIP Butch Trucks!
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Watched the sun rise at Va. Beach 1970. Listening to an 8 trac.
Please play the musical notes ONLY of Allman Bros. song "Dreams". I have found this a few times and now I can't. It is really cool; please help to find it again. It's the notes, no lyrics, just the notes!
Daytona Florida- born as is me yee high
Gregg and Duane were born in Nashville, Tn....
can it get any better?
godbleess duane
Wow this is the first time I herd this version of this song. You really have to be doing a lot of drugs to make this version sound good!!!
The REAL one, not that sick repulsive version by Molly Hatchet!
Oh that one's not so bad.. interesting change of pace.. but this is better imho.
I don't understand how those guys heard this and said, "you know what this song needs? A stiff disco groove."
I don't like that Molly Hatchett version either.
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